(16): TV-show review: Money Heist; Chauvinism and What it Takes to Drop the Nuisance.

Genre: Crime Thriller. Year of release: 2020 Author: MA Iliasu. First love is first love, a nostalgic lover once said. And perhaps that's the feeling at work in this regard. The psychological dilemma of the Royal Mint heist in season one and two was so dear to the watching folk I'm sure the events are still glued on the memory of watchers. And Berlin, the emotionally-cold protagonist was so adored by watchers many believe he was the soul of the Mint's Heist. The season three that followed shaded more light regarding what was engraved in season one and two of gender war, leadership distrust, managerial skepticism which turned into power struggle between the genderly different Money-Heisters. And at first attempt, a successful coup was staged which toppled the captain of the heist, Berlin, by the highly-spirited matriarchal protagonists, Tokyo and Nairobi. However, the power was returned before long because Berlin was an alpha-male, with psyche so tough it rightly...